Pha-, Phan-, Pheno-, Phas-. bha', to shine, to be luminous or beautiful. Cfr. φάω, φαίνω, φάρος. Phag-. bhad, to possess, to enjoy; bhacf, to eat. Phal-. phal, to divide, to split. Cfr. gálay. Phasis, (apo-, em-.) bhaf, to speak. Phil. pri', to love; pa'l, to preserve or protect. Cfr. φάγω. Phlegm, Phlog-. bhla's, to shine. Cfr. φλέγω, φλέγμα, φλογίζω. PHON-. bhan, to speak. Cfr. cor. v. Sound. PHOR-. v. Bear. Phos-, Phot-. v. Pha-. Phosphorus. bha'svaras, shining. Phthong. (a-, di-, tri-.) bhat, to speak; dhvan, to sound. Cfr. Phyl-. v. Flower, Pel-, Phil-. [φθόγγος, φάτις. PHYS-, PHYT-. bhu', to be, to become. Cfr. gów, qúois, qutóv. Pict-. pig, to shape, to decorate. Cfr. noxios; pictura. v. Paint. Pid-. v. Pet-. Pie. v. Paste, Pecker, Pict-. PIECE. pig, to be reduced to constituent parts; pif, to bruise to powder. Cfr. Do a piece, nw, to cut or hew in pieces; it. Pier. v. Bear. [pezzo; sp. pieza; fr. pièce. v. Peak. Pierce. prtf, to touch; prth, to throw or cast; prf, to hurt or injure. Cfr. fr. percer. Piety. pu'd, to reverence; pi,d, to adore. Cfr. pius, pietas; sp. it. pg. pio; fr. pieux, pieté,; it. pietà; sp. piedad. Pig. piga, a young animal; puccasas, low, vile. Pigeon. (it. piccione; fr. pigeon.) v. Pecker. Pight, Pike. v. Peak. Pigment. v. Paint. [πυγμαῖος. Pigmy. pacf, to take or accept; (vacas, a crane.) Cfr. nú§; nvyμý; Pigno-. v. Peace. PILE,- Pil-. pil, to cast or send; pal, to go; pu'l, to collect; pul, to be heaped up. Cfr. a post; módepos, múàŋ, nidos; pila, palus, palor; g. pfahl, pfeiler; d. paal, pijl, pijlaar; it. sp. pila; sp. pilar, pillar; fr. pile, pilier, piller. v. Pel-. Pimple. piplus, a freckle, a mark. Pincers, Pinch. (fr. pincer.) v. Piece, Peace. Pine, Pinguid. pi'nas, fat. Cfr. zīos, zíτv5; pinus ; sp. it. pino ; [fr. pin. v. Pain, Pen. Pinge. v. Pay. Piquant. v. Peak. v. Pen. Pirate. v. Peir-. Pirouette. v. Vort-. [Cfr piscis; fr. dan. pisser; g. d. pissen. Pis-. pis, pif, to go or move; bis, vis, to throw or send, to put forth. Pist-, Pistil. v. Paste, Pest. [ags. pyt. PIT. putas, a shallow concavity; pat, to fall. Cfr. puteus ; d. put; Pitch. v. Fadge, Peak. Pittance. v. Petty. [fr. pitié. v. Piety. PITY. pith, to feel pain or affliction; pi'da', pity. Cfr. patior; Plaice. v. Plat-. [Lay, Plat-. Plain, Plan-. plu, to go. Cfr. λaváw, пéôov, mediós; planus; sp. Plaint. v. Blow. [pg. plano; fr. g. sw. plan. v. Pace. Plait. pli', plu, plih, pres, to go; prtf, to touch, to join. Cfr. fr. plisser; w. pleth; dan. fletter. v. Plec-. Plash. pluf, to be moistened, to sprinkle. PLASM, Plaster. plus, to distribute. Cfr. πλάσμα, εμπλαςρον; emplastrum; it. impiastro; g. pflaster; d. pleistre; sw. dan. plaster; fr. platre. Plat-. pa'tras, a vessel. (patera.) v. Broad, Ball. Plaud-. v. Loud. Pleas-. v. Plac-. Plebeian, -Plement, Plen-, Pleo-, -Plete, Pleth-. pr', to fill; pul, to become great; pu'l, to collect; pu'rnas, full. Cfr. ñàïdus; plebes, populus; goth. fulls; og. folc. v. Fill. Plec-, Pledge, Plex-, -Plevy, Pli- Plic-, -Plice, Plight, -Plish. prtf, prdj, (pretas,) to touch, to mix. Cfr. nhézw, nλozý, dízkaž; plecto, amplector, plico, duplex; ags. pliht-an; g. pflicht; d. -Plode. v. Loud. [dan. pligt; fr. pleige; it. piegare. v. Plait. Plot. v. Plat, Plait. Plough. plavas, leaping, jumping, tumbling. Cfr. g. pflug; d. plæg; dan. plov; ags. ploge; ir. plog. -Ploy, (em-, de-.) v. Plec-. Pluck. lu,tf, to pluck up, to cut, to pare or peel. Cfr. fr. eplucher; g. pflucken; d. plukken; ags. lyccan, aluccan, pluccian. Plug. v. Plag-. Plump. v. Lumb-. Plunder. lut, lud, to steal. Cfr. g. plündern; d. plunderen. Plunge. v. Lunge. Plural. v. Fill. Plush. v. Pile, Fleece. Pluvial, Ply. v. Float, Plait. (Sup-ply. v. Fill.) Poach, Pocket. v. Bake, Pack. Pocul-. v. Pap, Culvert. Pod-. pat, to surround; pa,d, to collect. v. Pace, Potent. Poecil-. v. Pict-. Poem. v. Fac-. [fr. point. v. Peg. Point. pid, to impinge; bha,dj, to break. Cfr. pungo, punctum; Poke. v. Pack, Push. Pol-. v. Fill. Pole. pallavas, a shoot, a branch; pul, to be lofty or high; pall, to go. Cfr. new, noléw, nókos; polus, palus; g. pfahl, pol; d. paal, pool; fr. pole. Polem-. v. Pile. Police. puris, a city. v. Palace. [polissant. Polish, Polite, Poll. palyul, to cut. Cfr. polio, politus; fr. polir, Pond. pa,d, to accumulate; pat, to encompass, to portion, to dis Pont-. [po(n)s.] v. Pace. Pool. palvalas, a small pond; pu'l, to accumulate. Cfr. Poor. v. Pauper. Pope. v. Papa. Popul-. v. People. [tribute; pat, to fall. v. Pen, Bind. palala,, mud, mire; bul, to dive; nós; palus; w. pwll; g. pfuhl; [d. pol; ags. pol, pul. Por-, Port-. pr, to be busy. v. Far, Bear. Pos-. puf, to divide, to distribute. Cfr. nóσos; positus. v. Put, Fast. Pot. pa'tras, an earthen vessel; putas, a cup, a concavity; put, a hell to which the childish are condemned. Cfr. πίθος; Ξ· pott; d. w. fr. pot. POT-. pa', to drink; pat, to be powerful; patis, a master. Cfr. πόσις, πότνια, δεσπότης; potior, potens. De-pot. v. Put.) Potch. v. Pack, Push. Pother. v. Bother. Pouch. v. Bag. Poudr-, POUND, Powder. pu,d, to grind, to pound. [poder; fr. pouvoir. Power. pat, to be powerful. Cfr. potentia; it. podere; sp. pg. Pr. pr, to be busy or active, to nourish, to protect, to please. Cfr. прáóóм, прâɣμа; sp. practica; it. pratica; fr. pratique. Præ-. v. For. Praise. praça,sa', praise. [ags. ræd. Prate. rut, rat, to speak. Cfr. półw; sw. prata; d. praaten; Prav-. (pravus.) pravanas, crooked, decayed. Pray, Preach, Prec-. pratftfh, to ask or inquire; pra-vats, to teach, to expound. Cfr. precor, rogo, præco ; it. pregare; w. preg; g. fragen, sprechen; d. vraagen, preeken; fr. prier, precher. PRE-. v. For. PREM-. v. First. Presby. (peaBus.) prabhus, strong, able, eternal. Pretty. pri', to please, to satisfy, to be pleased or satisfied; prati, towards, a little. Cfr. dan. prydet; sw. prydd; w. pryd; ags. præte, pryt, pryde; d. pret. v. Pride. Pred-, Prey. radh, to injure or kill. Previous. pu'rvas, previous. Prick. prtf, to touch, to restrain. Pride. prd, to delight. v. Pretty. PRIM-, PRIN-, PRIOR, PRO-. v. First. Priv-. v. Rap-. Proa. v. Prow. -Proach. v. Prick. [proprius. Prob. pra ptas, obtained, placed, fixed, proper, right. Cfr. probo, Prone. pranas, old; pranatas, bending, stooping; pravanas, bent. Prow. pru, to go, to move. Cfr. prora; it. prua, proda; sp. proa. Prox-. v. Prick. Prude-, Prudent. vrt, vrdh, to select, to speak, to shine. Cfr. padrj; prudens; goth. frod; g. spröde; d. vræd, preutsch; fr. prude. v. Pride. Pter-, Ptos-, Ptote. pat, to move, to fall. Cfr. πteρóv, пtúois. Publ-. v. People. Pucker. v. Bag. Pudder. v. Bother. Pud-. (re-.) pud, to leave, to quit. [fr. boudin; w. poten. Pud-dle. pad, to heap together, to accumulate. Cfr. g. d. pudding; Puerile. puttras, a son, a child; potas, the young of any animal. Cfr. πάις, πῶλος; puer, pupa, putus. Puff. pavas, air, wind. Pug. v. Pig. Cfr. pers. d. pof; g. dan. puff. Pugil, Pugn-. pacf, to take or accept, to take a part or side. Cfr. Túž, пʊуμý; pugil, pugna, pugnus; g. faust. v. Fist. PURE. [fr. w. pur. paras, best; pu', to purify. Cfr. purus; it. sp. puro; ags. Purse. pr, to fill; bhr, to carry; vr, to cover. it. borsa; fr. bourse. Puru-, Pus. pu'ya,, pus; pu'y, to stink. Cfr. Bópoa; byrsa; [puteo; goth. fuls. Cfr. nółw, пvov; pus, πύθω, πύον Push. paf, to move, to oppose, to touch. Cfr. d. puis; fr. pousser. Put. put, to fasten, to bind together; pat, to portion, to distribute, to encompass. Cfr. puto; fr. bouter; d. poot-en. v. Pace, Pos-. Put-. v. Puru-. Pyl-. v. Pile. Pyr-. v. Fire. РуTH-. budh, to know, to understand. Pyx-. v. Box. [quar-. Quadr-, Quar-. tfatur, four. Cfr. rétrapss, tétpa-; quatuor, quadr-, QUAIL, Quake. cvel, tfal, hval, to shake; chad, to churn or agitate. Cfr. it. quagliare; sp. cuajar; fr. cailler; ags. cwellan, cwalian. [what. v. Quot. Qual-, Quant-. cva, where; ca ́ndas, a quantity; cas, ca', ci,, who, Quarrel. cur, to sound; ghur, to be terrible, to inquire, to sound. Cfr. queror; g. d. kirren; it. querela; fr querelle. Quarry. chur, to cut, to scratch. Quash. caf, to hurt, to injure. Cfr. quatior, quass-; g. quetschen; d. kwetsen; ags. cwysan; it. squassare; fr. casser. v. Cut. Quat-. [huiveren; sp. quiebro; w. cwibiaw. Quaver. cep, to shake, to tremble; vabhr, gvabhr, to go. Cfr. d. v. Qaadr-. |